Hardik Pandya | ‘Don’t take me on the team for a while’; Hardik Pandya with a request to the selectors

Hardik Pandya, who has been battling fitness issues for a long time, is becoming just a shadow of his old form. Hardick was last left out of the three-match T20 series against New Zealand. Newcomer all-rounder Venkatesh Iyer has joined the national team as a replacement.

Now Hardik Pandya has made a bizarre request to the selection committee under Chetan Sharma. He has made a surprising request not to be considered for the national team immediately. Hardik has asked the selection committee not to consider the Indian over – squad for next month’s tour of South Africa.

Hardik does not want to rush back to the Indian team. He is working hard to improve overall fitness. Hardy is currently at the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore as part of his fitness improvement.
ESPN Cricinfo reports that he has not yet returned to his old fitness and has asked not to be considered for the Indian team selection until he is fully fit. With this, it is certain that Hardik will no longer be seen in the Indian jersey anytime soon.

Despite not being a perfect fit, Hardik’s inclusion in the T20 World Cup squad has drawn criticism from many quarters. Many have questioned why he was included as an all-rounder in the World Cup, even though not everyone bowled in the second quarter of the IPL.

IND vs SA | New variant of Kovid; India’s tour of South Africa in limbo

A new variant of the corona virus has made India’s tour of South Africa uncertain. It is reported that there may be another lockdown in the country where the new variant has been discovered. South African scientists on Thursday confirmed the discovery of a new variant of the corona virus, which has been genetically modified several times. South Africa has recently seen a sharp increase in the number of Kovid cases. Since early November, the number of Kovid cases has increased tenfold.

The Indian cricket team’s tour of South Africa was scheduled to begin on December 17. The Indian team was scheduled to fly to South Africa on December 8. The series, which lasted until the end of January, consisted of three Tests, three ODIs and four T20I matches. All three Tests will be crucial in India’s progress in the tournament as Test matches are being played as part of the World Test Championship.

The disease is most prevalent in the northern regions of South Africa. Johannesburg and Pretoria, which will host two Tests against India, are in the region.

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